Yes ! You win the chockies, Roger. Eat them quick before the Use By Date.
After one of the debates with Douglas ...
"On Sunday, 11 July, Lincoln joined two friends for dinner, Isaac N. Arnold and George Schneider, after
which the three strolled down Lake Street, passing a daguerreotype studio owned by Schneider's Swedish
friend, Polycarpus von Schneidau....
The picture shows a different Lincoln from earlier photographs. "There is a look of craftiness in the half-closed eyes and the slightly twisted lips, as though the campaigner has just scored a clever point. This is the intellectual Lincoln,
his features alert and intense and his mind sharpened by the clash with Douglas" (Rinhart)
( I think the observer was using a degree of imagination in the description)
“The honest man, tho' e'er sae poor,
Is king o' men for a' that” Robert Burns